Explain the impact of sustainability on AFNR activities and practices (Career Cluster I.A.5)

Economic Impacts

Economic impacts have global, national, state, regional and local implications.

Social Impacts

Social impacts include not only the farmer or employer but also employees and the surrounding public within the area of impact of AFNR activities.

Environmental Impacts

Environmental systems are a delicate balance of system inputs and outputs.

Balancing Impacts

Balancing the economic, social and environmental impacts is the core to sustainable AFNR practices.

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